Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE RUSTY MAN (BY A SOURED ONE), by HERMAN MELVILLE Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: In la mancha he mopeth Last Line: Of a fool serene. Subject(s): Don Quixote | ||||||||
In La Mancha he mopeth, With beard thin and dusty; He doteth and mopeth In library fusty -- 'Mong his old folios gropeth: Cites obsolete saws Of chivalry's laws -- Be the wronged one's knight: Die, but do right. So he rusts and musts, While each grocer green Thriveth apace with the fulsome face Of a fool serene. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...DON QUIXOTE by RICHARD EUGENE BURTON DON QUIXOTE by HENRY AUSTIN DOBSON DON QUIXOTE by HANNELORE JOSEPH DON QUIXOTE by ARTHUR DAVISON FICKE MESTIZO (2) by JUAN R. SEQUEIRA FORMERLY A SLAVE' (AN IDEALIZED PORTRAIT, BY E. VEDDER) by HERMAN MELVILLE THE COMING STORM' (A PICTURE BY R. S. GIFFORD) by HERMAN MELVILLE A DIRGE FOR MCPHERSON; KILLED IN FRONT OF ATLANTA by HERMAN MELVILLE A REQUIEM FOR SOLDIERS LOST IN OCEAN TRANSPORTS by HERMAN MELVILLE A UTILITARIAN VIEW OF THE MONITOR'S FIGHT by HERMAN MELVILLE |
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